Finding 1st Degree Connections Within Your ICP on LinkedIn

Marilou S. · 2025-11-04T18:47:34.254Z

I need to find 1st degree connection within our ICP of a certain Linkedin Profile, how do i do that?

Finding 1st Degree Connections Within Your ICP on LinkedIn | Clay

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You can find 1st degree connections within your ICP using Clay's "People also viewed" feature. Start by enriching the person from their profile URL, then use "Write people also viewed to Other Table" to extract their close connections. [1]
Alternatively, use our warm intro template: paste the profile URL, and Clay will analyze their past companies using Claygent to check ICP fit, then find relevant contacts at those companies. [2] This helps identify people your contact likely knows for warm introductions. [3]
Both methods let you map their network and qualify connections against your ICP criteria.
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Marilou S.
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say for example I have a Linkedin profile, that profile is within our ICP, now I wanted to search in his 1st degree connections those who belong as well in the same criteria.
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Use the "People also viewed" feature to find 1st degree connections. First, enrich the person from their profile URL, then use "Write people also viewed to Other Table" to extract their close connections. [1] This creates a new table with their network connections that you can then filter against your ICP criteria to identify qualified prospects within their network.
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If you still need help with finding 1st degree connections within your ICP using the "People also viewed" feature, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to achieve or any specific challenges you’re facing?
Hasnain R.
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Use the LinkedIn Connections enrichment with that profile’s URL, then filter results by your ICP criteria to see matching 1st degree connections.
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You can enrich a profile URL to extract connection data using our "Enrich Person from Profile" feature. Start by adding the profile URL to your table, then use the enrichment to pull comprehensive details about the individual. [1]
After enriching the profile, you can use Claygent to analyze the connections and filter them against your ICP criteria. [2] Set up Claygent with a prompt to evaluate each connection based on your specific ICP requirements like job title, company size, or industry.
Which specific ICP criteria are you looking to filter the connections by?
Clay Support
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If you still need assistance with filtering 1st degree connections by your ICP criteria, I’m happy to help. Would you like to share more about the specific criteria or challenges you’re encountering?

Clay Support
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You can find 1st degree connections within your ICP using Clay's "People also viewed" feature. Start by enriching the person from their profile URL, then use "Write people also viewed to Other Table" to extract their close connections. [1]
Alternatively, use our warm intro template: paste the profile URL, and Clay will analyze their past companies using Claygent to check ICP fit, then find relevant contacts at those companies. [2] This helps identify people your contact likely knows for warm introductions. [3]
Both methods let you map their network and qualify connections against your ICP criteria.
Clay Support
APP
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Is that what you were looking for?
Marilou S.
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say for example I have a Linkedin profile, that profile is within our ICP, now I wanted to search in his 1st degree connections those who belong as well in the same criteria.
Clay Support
APP
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Use the "People also viewed" feature to find 1st degree connections. First, enrich the person from their profile URL, then use "Write people also viewed to Other Table" to extract their close connections. [1] This creates a new table with their network connections that you can then filter against your ICP criteria to identify qualified prospects within their network.
Clay Support
APP
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Was that helpful?
Clay Support
APP
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·
If you still need help with finding 1st degree connections within your ICP using the "People also viewed" feature, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to achieve or any specific challenges you’re facing?
Hasnain R.
·
·
Use the LinkedIn Connections enrichment with that profile’s URL, then filter results by your ICP criteria to see matching 1st degree connections.
Clay Support
APP
·
·
You can enrich a profile URL to extract connection data using our "Enrich Person from Profile" feature. Start by adding the profile URL to your table, then use the enrichment to pull comprehensive details about the individual. [1]
After enriching the profile, you can use Claygent to analyze the connections and filter them against your ICP criteria. [2] Set up Claygent with a prompt to evaluate each connection based on your specific ICP requirements like job title, company size, or industry.
Which specific ICP criteria are you looking to filter the connections by?
Clay Support
APP
·
·
If you still need assistance with filtering 1st degree connections by your ICP criteria, I’m happy to help. Would you like to share more about the specific criteria or challenges you’re encountering?